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USB HRC Cable 38880-NL9-C00

Ahead of fitting a HRC ECU and loom on the bike, I decided to invest in the USB cable. I bought the software a while ago and this simply plugs into the bikes diagnostic port and then into the the USB port of the computer. I am sure that when I do upgrade the ECU, setup will be a steep learning curve.Visit here for the latest USB Modem Drivers.

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